Breast Lifting Exercises.

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Every woman wants to look better, whether that's for themselves or for their partner, they do. One part of their body they would like to change is their breasts.
And why not? Who wouldn't want to have firm, lifted, beautiful breast like celebrities and movie stars? If you do, then don't just sit there and wait for them to magically change. You don't have to say "Eh, this will never happen to me. Who has the money to get surgery done". There are simple, easy and non painful ways to get the beautiful breasts you always wanted with just respecting a few rules and following exercises. With this you will tone your body making it look even more beautiful then it already is, complimenting your curves by bringing the "girls" up high.

Breast lifting exercises are easy and cheap. They are in
everyone's reach and can be done without any special preparations
or a special trainer, yet many of us forget about it.
There is no need for any plastic surgeries. Here are a few exercises
that if you follow you can, of course not after the first try, but
in time will feel and see the difference.
There is however the time, that you will have to patiently wait,
but if you follow these easy steps and continue working, you will
achieve your goal.

Breast Lifting Push Ups

Push ups are the basic and most common form of exercise that you
can find. It is totally free and the only thing you need is the
ground. The weight used while working is your own body weight. They
not only define your chest but the muscles in your shoulders, arms,
abs and torso.

Good Form Push Up

These are the basic type of push ups. You have to lie down on the
floor face down. Form a triangle with your arms on the floor so
that your palms would be under your shoulders or a little further
apart.
Imagine that there is a straight line from your head to your toe
and while lowering your body try to touch the ground with your
chest, yet still keep the straight line.
Don't just move your waist, because that won't be a true push
up.
You have to lift your weight with your arms.
If you do it correctly you will feel the exhaustion in your chest
and arms.

Alternative or Knee Push Up

These type of push ups can come right after the one mentioned
before. If we can only manage just a few with the one mentioned
before we shouldn't give up.
If we're not used to doing push ups, then of course it will go a
lot harder, we'll get exhausted fast and we'll have muscle ache,
but soon we will get used to it
The knee push up is basically the same as the one mentioned before
with the slight change of ending that imaginary line at our knee.
This way the line will be smaller and the weight we have to support
decreases with 50%.

Knuckle Push Ups

Don not worry. These type of push ups are in no way hardcore or
painful. The only difference is that we close our palm and do push
ups with our knuckles on the ground. This may be easier or harder
for people. The only difference is, that there may be some
discomfort for some people while doing it regularly, pain in the
wrists. This way we can reduce the numbness. Just clench your fists
and try it out.

Bench Push Ups

While doing push ups we don't necessarily have to be fully on the
ground. We can place our palms on a bench or lower chair. The
important thing is that it has to be something stable. We don't
want any accidents.

Wall Push Up

These type of push ups are a little different. We are not on the
ground, but standing in front of a wall. Approximately 2 feet away
from it. Form a triangle with your arms in front of you just like
you were on the ground and let your upper body push forward. When
your breasts touch the wall then start the pushing.
These types of push ups should be from the arm too. We have to be
careful because in this position we may forget that we are standing
and we'd end up pushing from our legs or abs which would be
incorrect.
Push with the chest and arms only.

"Leg High" Push Ups

These push ups are special and harder then the rest because what
comes in addition to all the above is, that your legs have to be
higher then your shoulder. It's actually the opposite of the bench
push ups, because this time, your feet has to be on a bench, chair
or a large exercise ball.
It is a lot more harder, because the weight you have to lift
increases thanks to the angle we are in. The important part is to
keep that line straight. Our butt waist shouldn't be too low or too
high. This exercise is not about moving the wait but the arms.

Try doing 3 x 10-15 sets of these exercises. Even if it won't go at
first try, which will probably not, in time we will get so used to
it we won't even notice that we can do 100 push ups without loosing
our breath.

Light Weight Lift

With your feet on the floor lie down on your back with bent
knees. Hold a 5 pound weight in your hands and slowly bring down
your elbows bent in a 45 degree position. Then bring them up
again

You can also try one where your arms our out at shoulder length and
you lift them without bending your elbows.

Repeat them about 3 x 10-15 times for the needed effect

If you do not have weights you can use, try filling bottles with
water or similar things that you can have a good grip on.